Sarah Jeong is a reporter at The Verge, who covers how law and tech affect speech and culture through platform bans, anti-hacking statutes, and intellectual property litigation in Silicon Valley. Her work also looks at how technology accelerates or deters the decline of American democracy. Originally trained as a lawyer, she has been working as a journalist for over a decade.

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A new bill to fight sex trafficking would destroy a core pillar of internet freedom

Why the feds took down one of Bitcoin’s largest exchanges

The SEC is throwing a damper on ethereum madness

A Supreme Court ruling has opened the floodgates to a stream of gross trademarks

A judge wants to make patent trolling a first amendment issue

The Sunday Times’ absurd DMCA takedown notice is part of a larger problem

The Supreme Court’s Elonis decision isn’t a victory for trolls

Why it’s so hard to stop online harassment

The Supreme Court is about to tackle online threats for the first time

Does Twitter have a secret weapon for silencing trolls?

is a reporter who writes about law, technology, speech, and democracy. A journalist trained as a lawyer, she has been writing about tech for 10 years.

Features Editor

After backlash, Meta pauses plan to ‘rate limit’ its smart glasses

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Meta just created a moderation nightmare for its smart glasses

The tech-broification of American science has officially begun

Facebook considers giving up and becoming TikTok

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